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Good Evening,
I have one of those Harbor Freight table saws that take a 4 inch blade. The original blade is a bit coarse for sawing balsa and somewhere I saw mentioned another 4 inch blade that was thinner and had a much greater tooth count which is better for balsa.
If anyone out there in NFFS-Land can point me in the right direction I would be greatly appreciative. Source and stock number would be really great.
Thanks,
Could I suggest you look for a slitting saw, as used on milling machines, rather than a wood saw which has set on the teeth. The latter will leave ragged saw marks on the sawn surface. We use slitting saws for slicing carbon-capped ribs from a block, as described in recent BMFA Free Flight Forum Reports, now available from NFFS Publications.
Dennis, you might want to try Micro-Mark. They have a verity of items that might interest you. Here is there web site and blade selection(s) page.
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